Behold the illustrious Castlewood - four cabins built into an “old” stone castle. Stay in either the King’s, Queen’s, Prince’s, or Princess’ chambers. Explore the history chamber, perform on the courtyard stage, or play on the slide tower. Castlewood people love leadership and history - but please don’t bring up the Prince and Princess who mysteriously disappeared long ago. Bible stories at this location focus on leadership, Bible study, and Jesus, the King of Kings.

You found the Lost Pond! Or rather, you found where the pond used to be. These camper cabins are made from the lighthouses that once surrounded the greatest, beautifullest, wonderfullest, amazingest, bestest pond that ever existed. But one day it went missing, and we’re still looking for it. These nautical cabins feature a boardwalk, model ark, merry go rounds, and lighthouse towers with spinning beacons. Each one is named after a biblical body of water. Bible stories at this location focus on creation, fellowship, and Jesus, the friend of the lost.

Basecamp is the name of Wild Woods’ treehouse cabins. They say that when it came time to build their cabins, Basecampers went as fast as possible so that they could get back to the fun of camp. Now we are left with wacky windows, crooked doors, and lamp shades made out of buckets. Each unique cabin is named after a mountain, and their playground feature is shaped like a mountain. Basecampers love mountains. Cabins are connected via treewalk and may even feature a trap door. Bible stories at this location focus on journeys, worship, and Jesus, the miracle worker.

Welcome to Tabernacle! Tabernacle, or Tab, is a word that means God being with his people. The Bible says that when we all gather together to learn more about who God is, that he is right there with us. How amazing is that?
Here we have our evening chapels. Campers sit by cabin group in the middle and are surrounded by a wraparound stage where characters, music, and Bible stories abound. Each Tabernacle session packs big truths into imaginative stories with an episodic adventure that teaches campers how to be Strong, Brave, and True.

The best restaurant in town named for the best utensil around. The Spork is our camp dining hall. We only eat with sporks at Wild Woods, and our mealtimes always involve some sort of skit, game, or story. Meals are served cafeteria style with a special diets bar for campers with dietary restrictions.